In short
ChatGPT is good at the words: an outline, a hook, the text of every slide. What you post on LinkedIn is a designed PDF, one page per slide. What ChatGPT can hand you beyond text depends on your version and tools, and the usual result is text you still have to lay out somewhere else.
Words in ChatGPT, design in carouselgen
Ask ChatGPT for an outline
For example: "Write a LinkedIn carousel outline for [reader] about [topic]: a cover line, six slides with one point each, and a closing question. Short sentences."
Paste the outline into carouselgen
Add one line above it: "Keep my text, design it." The prompt box takes up to 6,000 characters.
Generate and export
The slides appear one by one in a look chosen for the topic. Export the PDF and upload it to LinkedIn as a document.
Or skip the outline
carouselgen writes the words too. A brief of two or three sentences (who it is for, what they should take away, your own facts) is enough. Use ChatGPT first only if that is where you already draft.
Without leaving your assistant
In Claude, carouselgen works as a connector: you ask in the chat, and the carousel is made, edited and exported there. See making a carousel with Claude. There is no ChatGPT version yet.
Questions
Does carouselgen use ChatGPT?
No. It writes and designs with Anthropic's Claude models.
Do I need a ChatGPT account to use carouselgen?
No. carouselgen writes the words as well as the design.
Will the facts in a ChatGPT outline be right?
Check them. carouselgen keeps the facts you give it and is told not to invent any, so a wrong number in the outline will end up on a slide.
Make this carousel now
Describe it once. The designer lays out every slide, and you fix what you dislike by commenting.
Try for free nowNo sign-up needed to try. The free plan exports with a small carouselgen.com mark.